Post by
Wortep on Nov 04, 2024 10:21am
U.S. Election
Once the US election is completed we will be back to $80+ for a barrel of oil.
Comment by
HeavyBanana on Nov 04, 2024 10:42am
Sanctions on Iran will start to be enforced as soon as the election is decided in my estimation.
Comment by
Moemoney42 on Nov 04, 2024 10:54am
Agreed, this election is creating a lot of "noise" but I'm still happy with the way things are going to plan.. if we can get a couple good months of crude near $80 for the rest of the year they could execute a SIB and grab a chunk of shares before the price is too high..??
Comment by
JohnnyDoe on Nov 05, 2024 9:50am
I think the Israelis might attack Iranian oil infrastructure after the election. I sense they've been reluctant to do that during the election. Their last attack took out most of the Iranian defence mechanisms. If they attack again with similar success, the oil infrastructure comes off line long term. The Israelis are happy and the Americans don't need sanctions
Comment by
Moemoney42 on Nov 05, 2024 11:52am
Yeah, the sanctions never really worked anyways against Iran... just like diplomacy.. unfortunenately its the innocent that pay the price.. :-/
Comment by
lnggasfor202324 on Nov 05, 2024 3:07pm
Worked with Trump in power just not Biden. If Biden would have stopped Iran over producing on their million barrell a day there wouldnt be a war over there now. Way to go Biden the loser.
Comment by
riski on Nov 05, 2024 12:50pm
Interesting speculation and it would make sense. I think the Israelis wanted to cripple Iran immediately, but have a handshake deal with the democrats to delay oil targets until after the election. Between the suspected supply/demand imbalance that has been misrepresentted and the active geopolitical problems, the upside risk to WTI exceeds $100 in the coming weeks.
Comment by
coolfooldumbguy on Nov 04, 2024 11:29am
Once the elections are done it will be more important to the shareholders of oil and gas companies what the OPEC group of countries decides to do with the production quotas
Comment by
Antonyius on Nov 04, 2024 11:56am
Most OPEC countries need 75-80 oil for their government budget. What do you think they're going to do, flood the markets?
Comment by
AvInvestor on Nov 04, 2024 12:21pm
Agreed, Saudis are playing a game to keep the Iraqis in line.
Comment by
Nothingmatters on Nov 04, 2024 5:35pm
Your wealth building opportunity talk has been going on for last two years